Laaloo Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 Except the people I like everything else . why don't you like yourself?
BlueBee Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 The things that I don't like is the overly conservative nature of most people. Also people's attitude towards Pre Marital Sex, Judgemental people who thinks a girl who wears shorts and stuffs are ****s etc. Most here may not relate to this but this is definitely true and there's no denying that. Things which I like are the various cultures and traditions my family and friends. Food, obviously, especially the Parsi and Punjabi cuisines. And yes, Bengali beauties
BeautifulGame Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 The thing I hate most is we give too much importance to what our neighbours and relatives think.Almost everything has to be dictated by what others around us think of us .Really hate that attitude and almost everyone here thinks like that . As for the thing love most is has to be food particularly home made food .When I am away that's the thing I really struggled with.Idly and Sambar FTW
Laaloo Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 The best thing I like about is India is you get value for your money. Nowhere else comes close
panther Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 The best thing I like about is India is you get value for your money. Nowhere else comes close Spoken like a true gujji.
The Outsider Posted August 17, 2015 Posted August 17, 2015 What do you mean by you are coming back? Not sure what more clarity you want?
diga Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 Not sure what more clarity you want? What do you mean by you are coming back? outsider is becoming insider ...
Jersey #10 Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 Only the three F's - food' date=' family, and friends. But am coming back for 2 years anyway after 16 years away. I am not optimistic, but let's see how it works out.[/quote'] food friends and festivals
The Outsider Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 food friends and festivals I enjoy festivals as a tourist visiting India for two weeks twice a year. But envisioning living there with Kanwariyas blocking streets, the plastic surgery miracle Ganesh touting the streets, or the roz ki azaan invading my personal life is not a pleasant concept. I enjoy all festivals in the privacy of my or my friends' home, but not in a disruptive manner as is done in India.
Detonator Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 I enjoy festivals as a tourist visiting India for two weeks twice a year. But envisioning living there with Kanwariyas blocking streets' date=' the plastic surgery miracle Ganesh touting the streets, or the roz ki azaan invading my personal life is not a pleasant concept. I enjoy all festivals in the privacy of my or my friends' home, but not in a disruptive manner as is done in India.[/quote'] the existence of kafirs and tolerating our activities is hard for you i guess. you can go to pakistan or iraq na? you won't find such disturbances and your friends will be there to protect you. :two_thumbs_up:
Malcolm Merlyn Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 Not sure what more clarity you want? You are coming back to live in India permanently?Good Good. Hope to meet you someday.
maniac Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 The best thing I like about is India is you get value for your money. Nowhere else comes close Not any more :(( when was the last time you visited. Apart from Manual Labor everything is expensive or $ equivalent,well at least almost. Again that depends...if you are used to a certain quality of consumption,the equivalent in India is not at all cheaper. Apart from Cheap manual Labor there is nothing that stands out. Having said that the fascination of being in the USA is not what it is anymore,everything that is available in USA is now available in India....no one says bring me this bring me that anymore? Apart from good Strip clubs...You don't get those in India :giggle:
Laaloo Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 I was there April 2014. I bought some really good furniture from a local guy. The guy makes it in his house. I think we paid around ~ 17000/rs for a bed + 2 chairs. Very good quality. Thing about US is no matter how much money you spent you always feel like you were shorthanded. I mean its just my opinion but I do feel like if I have money, then I can do anything in India. Just don't have the same feeling in the US. Yeah too many damn immigrants have ruined US for me as well. The fascination of being in the USA is not what it is anymore. Believe me I know. Trying to get married. Rejections agalore. :(( :cantstop:
maniac Posted August 18, 2015 Posted August 18, 2015 I was there April 2014. I bought some really good furniture from a local guy. The guy makes it in his house. I think we paid around ~ 17000/rs for a bed + 2 chairs. Very good quality. Thing about US is no matter how much money you spent you always feel like you were shorthanded. I mean its just my opinion but I do feel like if I have money, then I can do anything in India. Just don't have the same feeling in the US. Yeah too many damn immigrants have ruined US for me as well. The fascination of being in the USA is not what it is anymore. Believe me I know. Trying to get married. Rejections agalore. :(( :cantstop: Did you register at your local Swami Narayan...worked for my 30+ unamarried and desperate gujju friend :giggle:....happily married now
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